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Byju's business head Prathyusha Agarwal resigns amid reorganisation

Agarwal had joined Byju's in February 2022 from Zee Entertainment Enterprises. Two other business heads - Himanshu Bajaj and Mukut Deepak - have also left, the company

Disney gambles on free cricket to turn the tables in India streaming war

The India streaming operations, which were Disney's biggest last year globally by users, posted a loss of $41.5 million on revenue of $390 million for the year to March 2022, its last disclosed result

India on track for lowest monsoon rains in eight years, says report

Weather authorities are expected to announce their September forecast on August 31

Running for Prez, China can't threaten me: Foxconn founder Terry Gou

Earlier this year, Gou made a second bid to be the KMT's candidate for the presidential election, but the party chose instead Hou Yu-ih, the mayor of New Taipei City

No room to negotiate on national security with China: US commerce secy

Raimondo, who is holding three days of talks with Chinese and business leaders to boost ties, met with Commerce Minister Wang Wentao on Monday for just over two hours

Pakistan court quashes sedition charges against former PM Imran Khan

"God be praised," Khan's lawyer Naeem Panjutha said in a jubilant post on X

China's Evergrande Group becomes a penny stock as shares decline 79%

Chinese developer loses $2 billion in value as trade resumes after 17 months, market cap drops to $586.3 million; extends creditor voting

EV cell maker Log9 flags production hit on delayed visas to Chinese experts

"If the Chinese engineers don't arrive on time, then our cell line production will get impacted," Log9's co-founder and director, Pankaj Sharma, told Reuters

Indian refiner BPCL to spend $18.16 bn in oil, green energy over 5 years

The nation has set itself a target to reach net zero by 2070. Many Western countries have set a mid-century goal to meet net zero

Skyroot expects to double its rocket launches amid Chandrayaan-3's success

"From 2024 and later, we're looking at at least two launches per year and will probably ramp up as we move further," said Chandana

Oil steadies as China moves to support economy, tropical storm in focus

China halved stamp duty on stock trading in its latest attempt to boost struggling markets. The market is also keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Idalia and any risk it poses to oil and gas output

Hindenburg case: Sebi probe faults Adani group on disclosure rules

The ports-to-power conglomerate had denied wrongdoing in January

RBI's liquidity withdrawal pushes bank CD issuances to 3-month high

Banks raised over 350 billion rupees ($4.24 billion) via CDs in the fortnight ended Aug. 25, data from CCIL's F-Trac platform showed

Food inflation transitory as monetary policy restrictive: MPC member Varma

Varma said rural demand was an issue, and a poor monsoon was as much of a growth shock as it was an inflation shock

India's fashion retailers suffer sales pain as tomato, onion prices surge

Popular Indian and foreign brands including shoe retailers Japan's Asics and Skechers USA have been offering steep discounts

Adani's Dharavi redevelopment plan spurs doubts and favouritism claims

Adani is at the helm of plans to redevelop Dharavi after the Maharashtra state government in July approved his $614 million contract bid to overhaul the slum

China halves stamp duty on stock trades to boost struggling market

Along with the finance ministry move, CSRC is rolling out measures to shore up market confidence in investing in listed companies

PM Modi warns of new colonialism model over control of critical minerals

China accounted for 70% of world mine production of rare earths in 2022 and is home to at least 85% of global processing capacity

US trade chief flags concerns over India's license rule for laptop imports

US' intervention comes amid worries the licensing regime could impact shipments from the likes of Apple and Dell and force firms to boost local manufacturing

Fan blades, engine parts go missing from Go First jets, says lessor

The lessors have so far unsuccessfully argued in Indian courts to get their planes back, citing concerns that parts could go missing and hurt their assets